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1. Big Need categories The 6 “Big Need” categories our social enterprises are solving: The Planet - How can we help promote a cleaner and more sustainable
global ecosystem? Education - How can we help more people get more access to better education? Community - How can we help connect people, build communities and
protect unique cultures? Heath - How can we help individuals lead longer, healthier lives? Opportunity - How can we help people better provide for themselves
and their families? Sustainable food - How can we provide for a growing population in a
sustainable way? 2. Quick glance Quick glance at the social enterprises listed in each of our “big
need” categories. You can see their funding progress, the amount
requested from investors (AKA, you), location, and a short description
of their work.
3. Icon Icon representing the category of each social enterprise. 4. Invest! Seen enough? You can invest (and do a little good) right from the home page. 5. Public Fundraising page Each social enterprise has their own Public Fundraising Website.
You’ll find lots of information about the team from their pitch video
and the other information tabs at the top of the page. 6. The numbers The bottom line: How much are they raising? How many days until the
fundraising round is over? 7. All about them Opportunity for social enterprise to tell you about the need, the
solution, their offer, and why their business is a good place to put
your money.
global ecosystem? Education - How can we help more people get more access to better education? Community - How can we help connect people, build communities and
protect unique cultures? Heath - How can we help individuals lead longer, healthier lives? Opportunity - How can we help people better provide for themselves
and their families? Sustainable food - How can we provide for a growing population in a
sustainable way? 2. Quick glance Quick glance at the social enterprises listed in each of our “big
need” categories. You can see their funding progress, the amount
requested from investors (AKA, you), location, and a short description
of their work.
3. Icon Icon representing the category of each social enterprise. 4. Invest! Seen enough? You can invest (and do a little good) right from the home page. 5. Public Fundraising page Each social enterprise has their own Public Fundraising Website.
You’ll find lots of information about the team from their pitch video
and the other information tabs at the top of the page. 6. The numbers The bottom line: How much are they raising? How many days until the
fundraising round is over? 7. All about them Opportunity for social enterprise to tell you about the need, the
solution, their offer, and why their business is a good place to put
your money.
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